Description
The science of reading has proven that connecting phonemes (sounds) to graphemes (letters) aids students in the orthographic mapping process. This process allows students to permanently store words into their sight word memories. Using this resource, students will tap the sound they hear in a word and then map the graphemes that create those phoneme sounds.
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These CVC phoneme tapping and mapping worksheets provide practice with short vowel skills. This resource includes 12 printables with self-checking answer keys that are perfect for independent student practice, literary centers, homework, or left as a meaningful activity for a substitute.
Danielle Moore (verified owner) –
These CVC activities are great for my lower kiddos who need to build their confidence. I love having them alongside the harder sets for differentiation.
denmotherof3 (verified owner) –
I can’t say enough great things about this resource! My favorite part is the self checking aspect!
KAREN REEDER (verified owner) –
This a great tool for beginning decoders and those who are learning to hear each phoneme. I love having it in my CVC toolbox!
Colleen Floyd (verified owner) –
I’m excited to use these at my centers and small group time!
Brenda Baker (verified owner) –
Just what I need for my new little guy!
Susan Bethoney (verified owner) –
Wonderful resource for independent work time or for small groups! : )
Downey Hinton (verified owner) –
It is so hard to find engaging worksheets for beginning readers. I love how these sheets allow the student to sound out each phoneme and then go back and read it again to help them spell it. I love this resource!
Jenna Tomkins (verified owner) –
I have started utilizing word mapping sheets in my small groups. I am so glad that I came across this resource so that my students can map words as seat work as well! These are engaging.
Jenna Tomkins (verified owner) –
I have started utilizing word mapping sheets in my small groups. I am so glad that I came across this resource so that my students can map words as seat work as well! It has helped so much for students to hear sounds in words.